davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-07-29

English have given up the country 70 few
thousand blackguards like you, and deserted
It's subjects and the loyals and the natives, u
. lara liar from hell!"
There was another howl Of mockery at this
outburst, and when II had subsided Frank
Muller stepped forward. M
ut u no lie, Silas Croft" he said; land tho
towards are not we Beers, who have beaten
you again and again, but your soldiers, who
have done nothing but run away, and your
government, that follows tho example Of
your soldiers. Look here"-and he took
paper out Of his pocket-"you know that sig
nature, suppose: 1t Is one Of the trium-
virate Listen to what he says" and he read
aloud. f~tL
"WELL BELOVED HER MULLER-This Ia
to inform you that, by the strength Of our
arms fighting for the right and freedom, and
also by the cowardice of the British govern
ment. generals and soldiers, we have by the
will of the Almighty concluded this day
glorious peace with the enemy. The British
government surrenders nearly everything ex-
cept in the name The republic is to be re-
established, and the soldiers who are left will
leave the land within six months. Make this
known to every one, and forget not to thank
God for our glorious victories"
The Beers shouted aloud, as well they
might, and Bessie wrung her hands. As for
the old man, he leaned against the flagstaff,
and his CORY head sank upon his breast as
though he were about to faint. Then Cud-
denly he lifted it, and, with clinched and
quivering fists held high in the air, broke out
into such torrent of blasphemy and cursing
that even the Beers fell back for moment,
= A. 4
wrung from his utter humiliation.
1t was an appalling sight to see this good
and God fearing old man, his face bruised, his
gray hairs dabbled with blood and his clothes
nearly rent from his body, stamp and reel to
and fro, baspheming his Maker and the day
that he was born hurting excavations at his
beloved country and the name of Englishman
and the government that had deserted him,
till at last nature gave out, and he fell in a
fit, there, in the very shadow of his dishonored
flag.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-07-29

AS SHE DID SO IT EXPLODED.
Thereon the whole mass Of Beers. with the
execution of Muller. who was standing
watching. seeing that he was now defenseless.
fell upon him and would have kicked him to
death had not Bessie precinitated herself upon
him with crv and thrown her arms about
him To nrotect him.
Then Frank Muller interfered fearing lest
Ia should ~ hurt piung;nr int tho frsv
vitbi : xs.vSS. h exerc;sad h;s great STRENGTH
fhrov;nc IA men this ,wav and that like
niy,epi,,s ana finally dragc;nc silas to his feet
arai,, -'''' - 49,
"Come =, be shouted atala hin, ont ~ t,,;sn
.rd .ccoriingIv nth tourts and oh,o,,,,v
thu nor I'D man, WHOSE FRINGE ~ Whit ,acIs
vs ~ re- rel with hcoa vas L;ctsd and dr.orad
snd rushed on 70 the varands than az = ~,
70 tba drive vhera no fall over tho hodv oS
the ,,,,r,,a,ad K.ffir how .nd fn.r,, hs,,,sd
m - the onen .n.ca hv tha a. cs+.F ~, -,,,;c,,
-. 1I,,;o, T.ck thst - IA .,,.,,t.., a..
sc,,,a to ,,,o,ths hafo,a s.; -. ,,o,,,
4, tha hrse,a Har~ 10 - 49,, ,,,,..,, ~,
~rs. h;s h.cl .g.;r.t 81. &C., - .u ~ ..,,ad
ssirt1v 10 some v.tsr Rsss;a Tho -
veoninc hitterlv .nd .ho.s hs.rt fa,t 40
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-07-29
To be Continued.
Wonderful Cures.

w. ID. Hoyt 4 Co., wholesale and retail
druggists of Rome, Ga, says. We have
been selling DIR. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve for two
years. Have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or give such universal satisfac-
ton. There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines in this
city. Several cases of pronounced consump-
ton have been entirely cured by use of a
few bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery,
taken i'm connection with Electric Bitters.
We guarantee them always.
II. G. DAYS Drug Store.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-07-29

sang out; tine oio coc. snu ~ pune, ssss WI
anu NC gave ASN - =. . .-'s- '--~-,,...
ing uniatcnsa, :wuns 49, psn' sS 80.
the Old man s'S.'ne sos.e - ~ "a w - - a.
cnair Win Dese .'nt - - =. r-.S -
on MS knees. sn0 nosoine -. Al -. =.
oy the hano FRANK AleAas1 ~..i.p,ss ~ 49,
came OH 10 tne versnues M ceu's.1 u'"'
crowded up dozen on n'oIe ~ Z. ,oa sS,',,.s
Nv nat ID " tnaS you "e4Ass Ss'A !, 80.
that you come 70 ny no W. - 'u ~
armed menF eskeo oaaas SrOls Afo'n ~
chair.
II call upon you, oilaS Cfusss :" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
european advertisements.
GRATEFUL
EPPS'S COCOA.

pprAKFAST-"BYa thorough knowletgo OF tne natmraa
laws which govern operations Of digestion and
. hv arefu application OF u Inc ylopttlttoi Wesg
COCOA Mr. Epps provided our Dreak last
delicately favored beverage which may save US
1890, Mia tits by 1ultcous uss snch arlcies
det thata may be gradually euitnp 81 s
croneh 10 resist every tendency 10 alsesse
lie nslades boating around US ready so py
there Is rssIyss we'll fortified with pure blood and PROV
frame"Civ service Gazette .v n, half
Made Amp n n labsIlsd thus JAMES EPPS y ca
EsmaopsAfe Chemists London Engisn@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
NOR SALE.-At Stamford, Conn, the sPIen

EUh 0ALL:M,16V SAT- ESQ situate on Strawberry
Nm about quarters of mile from me r9st
one ~ Inc most beautiful locations in Staiorl Snd consstk
and conmodious dwelling of IA rooms with al modern
and heated by soam comforaOe Sottsge o
49, IN Charge large barn and carriagehouse lot contains
about 10 acres with frontage strawberry hLave OF @
,set with beautiful and driyeways shaded win ARG
orchard OF fruit excellent garden; al IN
.telass condition; should be seen TO be appreciated AL
Quire OF D. H. Cl.ahh; ns Sn,.re s,,mtnrd Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08

NEW.YoRy
GEW-YoRR

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
MAY 10. IL. IL IA Ia
THE GREATEST EXHIBIT OF DAIRY CATTLu
And THE LARGEST EXHIBITION or
DAIRY PRODUCTS
EVER SEEN IN AMERICA
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRIZES
The show OF Dairy Implements and Machinery wiz Be
the most complete made.
WORKING DAIRIES
WILL BE SHOWN IN FULL OPERATION.
Open daily from q to 10 D. m.
Admission so cents children Is cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
FURNISHED EHOUSE ON THE HUDSON

FOK KENT. - : vl,no
otter for rent for the season. suitable family my place
nj West PARK stone house OF nine rooms completely T
nshed grounds large large garden, al abundance OF a
Kinds OF fiuit &c Near station on West Shore hSHfoa on
miles from New. York. Price $500 u. go. NJ, -
~ JOHN BURROUGHS, West Park " y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
r,,,ox Sales.--future Days.
BY James n. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Iiig Main street

DUBLIC SALE OF THAT LARGE
AND EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE
PROPERTY
FRONTING ABOUT EIGHTn,slX aEEr ON
1hE EAST SIDE , ~ tN Srn'i FRANK.
LIN STREETS,
ADJOINING ST. ALBANs HALL,
WITH
LARGE AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
THEREON.
To mr. COIU FOR DIVISION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
Hebrew Liberality.
Philadelphia Rocord.l


Individual members of the jewish
congregations of this city made contri-
buttons on Wednesday last-Yom Kip
pur-to fund to be presented TO the
united Hebrew charities. About Sl5, 900
was collected in this manner. OF this
amount nearly $4,000 was gathered in
the Rodef Shalom Congregation, 81, 900
10y the Keneseth Israel, $1,000 by the
.Adath Jeshurum, S67j by the Beth
Israel, and large sums by the Mickve
Israel and Beth FL Emeth Congrega-
tons. Several smaller organizations
made light collections. Mr.. Meyer
Guggenheim, Of the Keneseth Israel
Congregation, gave $1,000, the same
amount as last year. The above sums
appear to be very large when it IS taken
into consideration that a collection for
the church funds was also made, and
was literally responded to. 1t is esti-
mated that over $500 is contributed
annually TO the Hebrew charities, in
Guiding the proceeds of the charity
ball.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
By y. ". Bowo,
Real Estate AuctiOnccr.

TXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
n ESTATE At PUBLIC AUCTlON.-We
tie undersigned. executors Of John B. Young
deceased, VIII offer for sale 81 public auction
At the Office Of the auctionecr, No. 4 Eleventh
street, al o'clock T.. NJ. on The
4TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1887,
WESTBROOK, the beautiful and attractive
mansion and homestead Of the late Colonel
John J.. Young. between Brook turnpike ana
tie Hermitage road, in HenricO county. three
miles from the city Of Richmond. The man.
sion. with gas-pipes. cistern, bathrooms, AM
other Improvements, together with the out
buildings, is in fine condition.
The FARM contains SENENTY-FOCRA ACRES
or LAND. laid down In clover and corn, n
1rst-class apple, peach, pear ana cherry,
orchard, nne terraced garden, beautiful
grounds aud lawn with grayellef walks ana
handsome eyergrcens AMI shruhberv. which
make II one Of the most desirable SUBURBAN
residences around Richmond. ,.,..
p We will also offer for sale FORTN-SIN
AND 4 HALF ACRES OF LAND adjoining this
on The west. This land is Of fne quality, aud
is splenddly adapted 10 farming and trucking
purposes. and has on il COMFORTABLE
HOl II with four rooms and well oi excel
lent water. .- 1890. .,-,, =.
HALF ACRES OF WOODLAND between Brook
turnpike ard the Second Street road, three
miles from the city Of Richmond and on Brook
turnpike, suitable for lots or trucking. Tho
wood on this land Is very valuable. VIII be
=ub-divided TO suit the views Of bidders.
4. We will offer with the second piece OF pro
rerty an ICE-HOUSE OF large dimensions, from
which the last lessees sold in ono year t2,0b
worth Of lee.
Tie whole Of this property is convenient 10
church. school. and telephone line, aud IL sur
rounded by the most desirable neighborhOod.
Parties are invited to drive out and look az
the place or tho auctioneer will carry them out
free Of change.
TERMS: Reasonable, and viii be announced
on the DAY of sale. FANNY G.. YOUNG,
FxecutriX;
JOHN B. YOUNG,
Executor Of John b. Young, deceased.
&c 232J = 2qNOclStd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
THE WEED.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DAN
WILLIE TOBACCO ASSOCIATION.
Election OF oficers-The Report OF the
Prsndent-An Encouraging Out
iook-The Crop.
,snocI.I ,eloeram 70 the Dispatch. !


DANvILLE, VA, October 3.-The an
nual meeting Of the Tobacco Associa-
tion was held to-day. Captain t. j.
Talbot was reelected president L. G.
yenable. vice-president, and j. $.
Bcndall, supervisor of scales.
The Presidents report is an interest
ing document. The Dispatch has
already published the sales for last
wear. During the past fifteen years the
sales have aggregated 400, ZIG, 492
pounds for Si7, 1885, l4 In 1873 the
sales amounted to fifteen millions.
The largest average per hundred was in
1S75-S20.4j. In 1873 the average was
$3.50: the smallest, except this year,
was $50. The largest sales were IN
1856, forty millions The largest
amount of money obtained from sales
was in 1SS5-more than 5000, 900.
The report says that while sales were
smaller this year than usual Danvllle
has received her full share of tobacco,
and the average price obtained Is high
or than that OF any other market. The
report goes on TO say that our less IA
yorable showing than usual is due to
the fact that an unusually large stock
of leaf WAS left over from the previous
wear, while the demand for Virginia
leaf was not SO active as IN former
years because of the craze over Burley,
and the very low price OF the latter
caused such neglect of our plug and
twist that our manufacturers have done
well to hold their own against this com
petition.
The report congratulates the trade
on the better outlook for the future aud
encourages dealers TO believe they Will
not only regain the lost trade in the
South and West, but will obtain larger
trade than ever before enjoyed. The
reasons for this belief are found in qlr
superior tobacco, and in the enormous
failure in quantity and quality OF Bur
ley crop this year. As TO the crops IN
Virginia and North Carolina, President
Talbot says the crop viii be smaller
than usual, but will make up
in quality what IT lacks In
quantity. From reliable reports, he
says, "the incoming crop III Virginia
and North Carolina will bc the best
ever raised, and will provide manufac-
tuners with proper material to keep up
their standard brands and benefit their
trade" The report recommended that
the publication of the monthly average
price obtained for tobacco be discon-
tinucd, as large quantities Of common
tobaccos which sometimes come to mar
kct reduce the average, and the publ
cation of average under these circum-
stances does the market an injustice III
the matter of prices obtained for fiue
goods. The report calls special atten-
ton to the tobacco fair 10 be held IN
November, and urges members of the
association to do all they can to make
it a success. Attention is also called to
the need Of bonded warehouses in Dan
vile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
NORFOLK NEWS,
Preparations for building the Rat
Ie-Ship-RaiIrOad Matters
4 Fish story.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. October 3, 1887
To-day the work of arranging the
floors for putting down the moulds OF
the preliminary work for the construc-
ton Of the new armoTed cruiser COM
menced at the navy-yard, Commodore
Brown having received orders from
Washington TO commence preparations
for BUILDING the ship. Constructor
Bowlos also took in hands to-day t. 90
to work on the sheds for tine new plant
required for the ship, for which 31J,OJ)
has been allowed. The building OF
TINS waIship here viii take near
" two wears, and viii afford en-
ployment to large body OF work
inemeD, both Democrats and Rcpub-
hcans, who are the equals IN lntcit-
gence and mechanical skill Of any equal
body of men Of Ike trades to be found
anywhere. Constructor Bowlcs says
that over million dollars will be OK
pended here in labor alone on the ahip.
This is the first ship oi any size ordered
to be built here for over thirty year.,
though Gosport maynard IS the
largest dock yard in the world cN'eY.
Greenwich, England.
During Il c month Of September the
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad brought
to this port more cotton than 1t ey-r
handled before in one mouth-26,0])
bales. an increase OF 1870 bales Over
last September,
The Atlantic and Dmyi.le rdlrolt
has over twelve miles of track iali, am /
is considerably beyond SuIol& with tle
grading The Ioute lail oil by tho
surveyors, il j said, crosses the Sea-
board and Roanoke railroad twice b.
fore il reaches Jerusalem. The con-
tractors hope to be running 10 JoIusA-
lem in January.
The wreoaiug. brig Julia !. Merritt,
OF this pOIt, which h., been az work al
Nassau on the wreck Of the British
steamship Juliet, has returned to port.
having saved ali tue cargo Of the steam
ship.
Miss Lizzie Lawrence, who died OF
lockjaw in Portsmouth from sticking q
splinter under her thumb, WAS buried
yesterday afternoon.
Norfolk fish-eattrs have experienced
an unheard OF dcarth in their favorlto
spots this season, and the dainty has
run up TO 70 cents dozen at times
which is the price of hog-fsh almost
The great presence OF prawn, th'
deadly enemies Of spot-fish, are said 10y
fishermen to account for the scarcity
Yesterday afternoon a mass meeting
was held in Portsmouth III the lnteres
of the new Young Mems Christian As
sociation, and the largest church IN tn,
CITY was packed. The association vii
start with 80 members. Mr.. Ii. .
Williams, Of Richmond, and other
made addresses.
The activity in the movement OF cot
ton since the season opened has beer
unprecedented, and carts and wagon
ore moving with the staple until Ion
after dark.
During the thunder-squall on Frida
night fish and crabs came down IN ia
rain in places between Norfolk an
Ocean View. Ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
Gfcnmer DIsahIed.
An telerrarh % the plsratch.I

ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
PosToS, October 3.-The steamer
Gate City, which sailed hence for Sa-
yannah yesterday, returned to Boston
this afternoon, having broken the high
pressure valve of her forward engine.
She will repair here and be ready for
sea in a week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
sPOTSYEVANIA.
Hon. John GoOde ON the stump
Nominations for the House.
Especial telegram TO the DispAtchl

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-l
FKDERCKsBUBG, Va, October g
Hon. John Goode addressed the people
Of Spotsylyania at the Courthouse to-
day and at night spoke to a large aud
enthusiastic meeting in this place. He
delivered an able and eloquent speech
on both occasions and was enthusiast
cally received.
At spotsylyania Courthouse to-day
the Democrats nominated Hon. II. T..
CTismond for the House OF Delegates
aud the Republicans nominated Ira T..
Turnkey. The Democratic nomination
is an exceedingly strong one, with the
brightest outlook for success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
A GOOD Democratic Nomination.

T0pttIHI IVIVkI"IlI v Wv HI'V"I'II'I
ABINGDON. Va, October 3.-Mr.
John Preston, one of the candidates
for the House OF Delegates recently
nominated by the Democratic conyen-
ton, having declined, the convention
reassembled to-day and nominated s.
+. Edmondson in Mr.. Preston's stead.
II was with much reluctance that Mr..
Preston declined, but as he handles
annually thousand bead Of cattle and
has other large interests requiring his
personal supervision, he could not IN
dertske the candidacy and election
which would have followed without great
pecunisry loss. Mr. Eimondson Is q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
BY r. 3. ChaGin & Co.,
Real Estate Aucti0neers,
No. / north Tenth street
Handsome SOUTH-THIRD-

HANDSOME S UT HIT II L D.
/ STREET DWELLING At AUCTION.
RARE OPPORTUNITY, As TIE OWNEk II
A NONRESIDENT AND MEANS TO SELL On
VERY EASY 1ERMS.--We Will sell by public
auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER @, lSs7,
ut o'clock p. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
DWELLING No. ll5 south Third street. which
contains about fourteen rooms with modern
improve ments. The location Is all that can be
desired in convenience aud pleasant rurrOuni-
ings, a. the neigh Lornood Is first class IN every
respect.
This house is built In tho most substantial
manner with granite steps and cappings; has
double parlofs, marble mantels, high ceilings,
aud wide halls. IL Is seldom such house Il
offered for sale, and this sale should attract
special attention.
TERMS: Very easy, and will be announced
AT sale. r. b. CHAFFIN * CO.,
sou AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04

farmer, PLAIN though good business
man, Of unassailable high character,
not bad talker, and an uuhinching
anti Malone Democrat. The Demo
Gratis are in high feather and have no
fears for the coming election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
ACTION sALEs-Fu,ure pays,
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY
4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING MD
TWO SMALLER FRAME ONES ADJOlNlNGi;
sITIrATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF TWENTY-THIRD AND CLAY STREET =
mos AZ. 4i9, AND 42l,) AND A LOT Will
LARGE FRAME STABLE THEREON. Sill
kTFD ON THE WEST LINE of TWENI T.
FoiIRTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, AT AUCTI0N.-in execu-
ton u a certain deed u trust. bearing date on
the 25ih day OF September, 1856, and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office Of Richmond Chah-
Gerry Court, Deadlock 13l n, page a.. 70 inc
undersigned IA trustee, and being required 80
20 do by the holders u the notes thereby Sc
cured, default having been made In the pay
ment Of the same, I will offer for sale, upon
the premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1877,
AT O'CLOCK,
the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the aforesaid
deed cor so much thereof n may be- necessary
and described therein As follows: Commencing
NJ the southeastern intersection OF Twenty
third and Clay streets. running HOuthNaruly
along Twenty. street, and fronting th@tc-
on IS feet TO the line Of the property belonging
10 Mr.. ". 7. RobinsOn thence eastWardly ~
feet: thence sOuthwardly 100 feet; thence east
wArdly 1872 feet 10 the west line OF twenty
fourth street; thence along lwenty-iour'h
street northWardly 30 feet 10 the Hue OF "a
vine: thence along the said raYine 10 Gay
street: thence along said Clay street III ieet 20
the point Of beginning.
The improvements are new, having all Deen
erected I'm the last twelve months The bflck
residence j. two stories above the street, Win
n nice basement bath. and the usual con.
vcuienccs. The two frame Dwellings arc wei
and substantially built. and contain hhoul
seven or eight rooms each, anG are rented 10
frst-ca-s tenants, aud will pay well as an IN
ycstmcnf.
special attention IL requested ~ this sale. as
II r. rarely such lice aud desirable property is
offered. aud this presents rar9 opportunity 10
secure nice homes OF as investments.
TERMS: Cash a. 10 50 much OF the proceels
Of sale n will bc necessary 20 nay the cost aud
expenses # sale aud 20 nay Oh and discharge
thefOllOwng notes. with all cost, interest, ana
cbarges thcreon-yiz: 81 30 and S26.2j, duo
March 2s 1887: $3.50 and s26.25 due 18th June,
1881: fl7.5O and i2625 due september y, Isl,
aud 81 600 and 81 500. due September y. lSs' {;
the balance upon such terms ~ the grantor IN
the deed may direct. or In the absence o. such
direction, "a the trustee may announce.
II. 4. Meet RDG, Trustee.
QUARLEs & McCURDY. Auctioneors. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04


By request Of the owners We will sell by auc-
ton, upon The promises, Ia the order follow
ing-yiZ On
THURSDAY, OCTOBER. g, 1887,
nj 5 O'Clock p. W., those THREE NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS,, Nos sos, s0SH, aud $40 north
Fifth street Each dwelling contains six rooms,
with the usual convenience, and are Occupied
by good and promptpaying tenants. The AT
Investments IL Invited to this sale. Also, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER :, 1871,
ath O'Clock p. NJ. that INVITING AND ADM.
RkBIY-ARRANGED BRICK RESIDENCE No.
: north Cherry street, occupied by Jehn j.
CruichHeId. ESQ. This dwelling 10 most do
sirahly located. aud possesses all the modern
conyeniences, and should be seen ana exam
ined 20 DO appreciated.
TERMS: TO be announced at sale.
CHEWING & ROSE,
cc2 Aucii0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-04
DICHMOND AND ALLEGuANY
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS IN EFFECT
July 81. ,sS1.
T.gO DAILY TRAINS (EAt Err SUNDAY
BETWEEN
RICHMOND And NNCHbDRci.


AKIN r aAA IT aA''N
SOAP NJ MAIL daily except sunday.
gsA. n. ACCOMMODATION daily lexceg,
sunday.
1904. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily teK'ept
Monday
Sunday accommodation between Richmond
and Scottsyille leaves hlchmold oUV a. NJ,
arrives returning 1;l5 =. N.
Express train connects 40 Lynchpufg "l'a
train Tor stations west OF Balcony FallA
No. 8will run through ON SATURDAY % Natu-
raj Bridge. stopping az al stations Tor Gag, ar
irving AT Natural Fridge station at ll.i1 =. VI.
No. accommodation leaves Naturatbriis
station on Mondays az ? % A. W., stopping Tor
Dag az all stations. arriving ~ hchmonA a.
9.8S A NJ Slcopiug-car attached % This TRAIN,
aud will be open FOR reception Of passengers al
SIP. Nj. Sundays.
CONNECTIONS
Attention. Forge with Chesapeake Ani Ohie
railway for the south, West. snd Northwest
AtIynchburg with Norfolk And Western rail-
| road for all points South, southeast and >oa.n.
west. and Virginia Midland railway ~ Az
WI AZ Richmond MIN Associated Railways Tor
| ali points In the South, and kicnmoni, sfelS-
| Yicksburg and Potomac railroad for me NofllA
Az Lexington with Baltimore and OHIO rall-
| road. making eloee connections AZ hAcpor
| Derry u and nom Pittsburgh and TIE WeS-
| slso 10 points North and EasL
| Nsepfns,-eas sstaoAsa q NsgA kxPess -
sIeeping. cars Lynchburg 70 Memphis. NeS
/ Orleans. and Little Rock.
Trains marked daily Except sunday
gfetass sold % ali poinlz o1ices US esss
| Main s,rset 100 Main, and II Richmond z1a
AIexhsny dspoI Eighth and Canal ssrea.S
/ JOHN r. MACNukDN
MIN General Passenger aud Express Assas